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Volume III of a three-volume edition The concluding volume of Robert Bage’s Hermsprong (1796) brings its social and moral tensions to a decisive reckoning. As wit, integrity and courage are tested, Bage’s fearless defence of equality and sincerity reaches its resolution. Introduction and notes appear in Volume I. A radical outsider, a fearless heroine and a society tested Volume III of a three-volume edition In the concluding volume of Robert Bage’s Hermsprong; or, Man as He Is Not, personal conviction and social authority reach their reckoning. As misunderstandings harden and pride asserts itself, the novel asks whether sincerity and equality can prevail in a world shaped by inherited power. Hermsprong’s steadfastness and Maria Fluart’s wit prove decisive in a resolution that is both humane and unsentimental. Bage’s satire yields not to complacency, but to a reaffirmation of reason, reciprocity and moral courage. First published in 1796 and admired by Sir Walter Scott, Hermsprong stands as one of the most daring and progressive novels of its age. Introduction and editorial notes appear in Volume I. With notes and an introduction by L.A. DAVENPORT. A radical outsider, a fearless heroine and a society tested Volume III of a three-volume edition The concluding volume of Robert Bage’s Hermsprong; or, Man as He Is Not brings its moral and emotional tensions to their fullest expression. As misunderstandings sharpen and authority hardens, the novel asks whether reason, equality and sincerity can prevail in a world shaped by pride and prejudice. Hermsprong’s steadfast integrity is tested, while Maria Fluart’s wit and courage prove central to the novel’s final reckoning. Bage’s satire gives way to resolution, yet his questions about power, justice and human conduct remain strikingly modern. First published in 1796, Hermsprong stands as one of the boldest works of late eighteenth-century fiction. This new three-volume P-Wave Classics edition presents the complete novel in its original format, with introduction and editorial notes printed in Volume I. Edited with notes and an introduction by L.A. Davenport.
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Volume III of a three-volume edition The concluding volume of Robert Bage’s Hermsprong (1796) brings its social and moral tensions to a decisive reckoning. As wit, integrity and courage are tested, Bage’s fearless defence of equality and sincerity reaches its resolution. Introduction and notes appear in Volume I. A radical outsider, a fearless heroine and a society tested Volume III of a three-volume edition In the concluding volume of Robert Bage’s Hermsprong; or, Man as He Is Not, personal conviction and social authority reach their reckoning. As misunderstandings harden and pride asserts itself, the novel asks whether sincerity and equality can prevail in a world shaped by inherited power. Hermsprong’s steadfastness and Maria Fluart’s wit prove decisive in a resolution that is both humane and unsentimental. Bage’s satire yields not to complacency, but to a reaffirmation of reason, reciprocity and moral courage. First published in 1796 and admired by Sir Walter Scott, Hermsprong stands as one of the most daring and progressive novels of its age. Introduction and editorial notes appear in Volume I. With notes and an introduction by L.A. DAVENPORT. A radical outsider, a fearless heroine and a society tested Volume III of a three-volume edition The concluding volume of Robert Bage’s Hermsprong; or, Man as He Is Not brings its moral and emotional tensions to their fullest expression. As misunderstandings sharpen and authority hardens, the novel asks whether reason, equality and sincerity can prevail in a world shaped by pride and prejudice. Hermsprong’s steadfast integrity is tested, while Maria Fluart’s wit and courage prove central to the novel’s final reckoning. Bage’s satire gives way to resolution, yet his questions about power, justice and human conduct remain strikingly modern. First published in 1796, Hermsprong stands as one of the boldest works of late eighteenth-century fiction. This new three-volume P-Wave Classics edition presents the complete novel in its original format, with introduction and editorial notes printed in Volume I. Edited with notes and an introduction by L.A. Davenport.
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